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WEXFORD, Marten :3. • • ;.41$ REPO ftr. A t OtiRT OF CHANCkgY, Azilt, 2. EX.PARTi LORD A.TIILONE. :.• • . .. . , ,-. ' • Thit unhappYv . iihiation of Lord ,Agbrim; the Leh' ctfikeiNoble Family of Athloriee will be known to itynrof our readers. This young Nobleman was iteptficer in the. Dragoons, and in _the year 18.05 \V:ii 'with his Regiment, in Ireland: . dUring his stay there he was seized with a fevet, add ite. a violent paroxysin'of his disorder, the malady took its seat in the brain. .. .•• - i :Sic,Seafuee ltberreee and Mr. NlAft.titi, for 04 i . Earl e ft Athlone, eepleined the terms of his Petition, thee .4erd Agthrint be placed tinder the care of llij ' . ParetitS V and 'foe . that purpose, ti n t eheir Noble .- - Client be, eppointed the Committee of the Lunatic. ,el'l'lley . ! read the . atfidevits from this Lordsh . e),-, her Lidyiliire and r e edy Jet - Mina Rentinck; who super, inteille'd Lord- Aghrim for ecensiderablo time while' in thi.tlistressieg situation. .Fromtheieedoctiniehei• it appeared, that when Lis Lords - 14 leas seized with this Mental derangenterit; the Earl of Athlone, erged by pilternal aifeCtion, crossed the Irish Channel, and returned With his Soli to the West of Englatideerone 'whence he afterwards pursued his melancholy jour ney tti Londote, and Lord lighritn had privitte apartments aesigned him at. the back of the Earl's liduS6, iti Sloane-streer. ' hi this liiteatibiebe . con tinued near twelve months; receivieigeke nest medi '.cal aSsietaircee end kern theeitate Otrepose in which horernairiede he -. eujOyed . thany incid intervais; -- ttie Indications of iusanity„disapeiered, and he shewed, Much teriderneSs fled atli.q:don for his family.' It It is painful to,.observe the violence of party spirit,' was true; that during the whole .. .time he. Wits eicese even among those who might be expected to atteed sively liable io irritation from trifling canses; :tint: to their personal concerns too ; much -to ekgage• en : . eheee were evident Marks of timendineur e end. hOpes politicalanxieties, * Mr. We ertim eN,. who Irbil), his: t -were entertained •Of his final 'reebVery ; yet; while situation in life, and thethumble range of hisealentse i he was iii. this Progressive Mate of melioration; his is best fitted tOseOpdtt the chara6ter of a 'respe6table: .. temper was 'frequently - agitated by the sevekityauk, tradesman, seems to be ambitious of ,politicaledis. , ;menaces employed by Lady, Agirriin, the .effect - Of. tintlion, or at least, - wishes to enjoy the hi:input of . . e wlii4h on the mind of the - patient Was so - 4 . perejcioits seeing his namt in the columns of a newspapee.e. ..at .tait„ that Lord Athlon e deemed it necesSary, ler. But it' we • -cannoteeped much knowledge and abilie .tbe - tety of hiS sett, to forbid her the house ; but. a ty from Mr. WAiI'HDIAN, •we might surely hope- i coil-. 't and detailed repeet . wes given to the tees. that i n -his attempt's . at notoriety lie•would no t t we e .`song rii of her Ladystrie whetteeeteshe Sere to iii- sight of Candour and truth. On Thursday last he .ettir into the state ut the health of her , huebarel l - . stated in ethe-Common , Council that . the . family of - .While matters were in thi's - sititatiotr; ' hackney. Mr. Pere possessed sinecure places'to the emottut of coach stepped at the door; in ..which 'were Lady , 81,0001.. a. year. Hence it ;might be supposed that ~Aghbut,' it roan, and two female serVahts. Her Mr. PriT had left a widot,v. and a large train 'Of chit- , .. -Lad iiihipalighted frost the 'coach; and instead of dren, all ofw horn were provided for, to this amount, , kno . eleing at the door, descended - . the stepepl thir . at the expence of the public ; : or thee, et least, he had e e Kea . and through the otlicei 'el the menial. e,st - a-• provided to such an extent for a vaStittnher,p64,llttil malt,- proceeded to the apartments di Led brothers and sisters. Now lelr, Weeretmets_welle -.Agit tut, . Having errived there, she, neiSrepresentecl ir knows, that though a fatnily related-by marrivete s . • all. the circumstanees of his situation, -told him that Mr. Pyres father do possess situations of great , „bre, :e he oted restore liini as in a state or imprisoh men t, assured 'hint that lumene.theYcaneotin fitireees be stridly. considered to liberty and, we happiness, a I s as the family of Mr. 1 1 / 4 7t.r.... Lord *Cat EnviLLS has., ••finatly persuaded him to quit the paternal - root; which occupied high, site,itiouS himself, in - which hear. Lie clandestinely did in his nighteeo‘kii aid sliPPeer; tainly,diSphlyed great abiliiy.„aud rendered great eer- without his her, and in this cendition he was con vice.; he. had the. full advantage .ot that patronage i veyed; .by.. what :means and under what circum which his own labours had . procured, and tripugh : stances was yet to be explained; to the North of Mr. Pas; a lias certainly contributed to the adeattee- Lngiand.. Having continued th ere for some time ; e meat of ilia Guesivreea family, yet.le, did so in re I it nuts appeared,. teet, he wee eubsreeieurly conefuete small proportion to e what thaefanrily w as , a bl e to do led to the city of Edinburgh, Was. placed under the ,1 by itself :nicl its other cenrieetions: ''Besides, Mr , care. of. a :,‘"ir. Rice, Me) kept a receptacle 1 tor to-,j e Weitifictee has greatly ekaggeraied, in the amount : tics in the neighbourhood of that capital, and was re of dip*, places which be thus errottedusly heaps ox- i moved to.a.place called Porto Bello, on-the shoreself elusively upon the family pf,Mie . p. 1 .17:• Bur a liberal 1 the Perth of Forth. During -these 'peregrieittens, Min‘ instead of throwing tremetited rertections . en , the family were in the utmost • anxiety for Lord - 'the n:tetuory of that great . man, hpwes e r it iniitit: l Agirrim. They were solicitous to seek the e protec-, differ with hien ire political principles, would consider . tion oldie Conte for their unhappy sub, but not know the integrity and disinterestedness of one who, with • i ing.whither he was conveyed, they could make Ito all-: the highest talents that ever graced the charaaer Of a . i plicetion e They N verc the more distressed, heteruse statesman, took so little care of himself th a t h e di e d :' they were convinced, by thethost learned and respect in very indifferent circumstances, and left his debts to . able persons of the medical profession, that . gentle. „be discharged by ale: justice and 'gratitude of the .!. nese and apparent subniissibn anti compliance in ale, Country which his wisdom and finneess had pre- , le:teens around him, were necessary tu Lord Agbrirn sewed, .iiiiiilst the agitations of that Storm which cue. ire is irritable ' state ; and they were mare that a vulsedevery..4tace iu Europe, and has brotigl t inany con cry opinion, at lease a contrary preetice, was to dest ruction., . . . , . ado ttid by his lady. W ady. Among other things it was . . ' The new burlesque Drama of Bonifaciv and Li id. _ huA:ed, that she insisted, on the eng;agethent of a getind wa\ repeated: an . Saturday last.. at Coma, ' . p4rticutar'servant as •the c onstant attendant of her . •Carden, Theatre belOr before' a numerous audience, and , iftord in his own ~aparteient, who .had excited his . was hinch Better received' than on the former night. Lordship's disgust from a circuthstance extremely The first a& is by tutieJepthe :besi, . but the eublice natural tó invite. rentirtene. - In the first pato:wine do not - yet seem to comprehend its drift, And, of insanity, froth the violence of the patient; -it he. .consequently cannot relish the intentliNi scope of (eerie necessary fleet' the-straight waistcoat should he its humour, The orniseion e of, the prelude .takes! resorted to. After a powered eXertiun -to countere, may part of the light.,that: was to guide the au= vail 'the convulsive energies, of the m a ni ac , th is 'her dience into a groper coheeptiOn .of The meaning of , yam: succeeded in puttiug •on the waistcoat; and the piece. 'Lhe scenery, music, 'machinery, andn Ailicip . he beheld his , Lord itythismiserable, helplliss„ i general. bustle of ;the thing, 'altogether, will.; Irow,46 , aiuldegisded situation, he had the itisOlence ib laugh ever, serve to amuse those who may not uudersta`d- , Au; hisrmaster's•faue. • -It. was most singular, that this it. ..-,!'', ..very domestic, whose sight was . calculated to pro- The new Comedy. of The World has beeh saju,- ,, 1 - Mptp 'such strong emotions in the irritable mind of diciously curtailed, since its titst appea l anc e , • thatiee L. Loefi 'Aglititn, was the very person employed by his goes off with much greater spirit, and the. interest is: ;;wite to superintend hint. During the long interval properly kept up, without that enfeebling:expansion which "had 'el;q4eLf since thh ctcaPc'etiejrd Aghri" , which characterized it in . its original state. e The it had_ beeli dikavelC:d that various expedients had. Performers' univertrally exerted tist•tuselves with great' - been employed to raise ruuttey by tire eale or his coin zeal 5 and the Author and Proprietorvare likely to 'T iiliiSilia 'in the 'army. For this . purpose . Messrs. derive considerable advariteges from the merit 'of : Greenwood, Cox, and Cu. were employed, and they theiteefforts.. - ' . i succeeded iii obtaining all exchange of ill 3 Lordsliip'S• Mrs. JORnAN has..heeri p . 11Justiy•acCused of havirig I - . rank in the dragoons for a coininission i n the; both .. contnved to secure the chara c t er of Lady lituoureide, regiment, with a bonus in his favour of 15001. :fins an the new Comedy of The IV6rid, to herself, in ti amount bavine been paid e - they . were again applied preference to another actress, who, it is said, to sell the cormnission in. the 95.tb, and the - second it would. have better suited. The truth,- how- cohered was made for the sum of efireol.; but these . ever, ,eve understand, is, .that ; Mrs. ..lospa.t: et Gentlemen, hearing Of the melancholy , sitttiliQn at first wishad to decline Op-: - 4344er, considering it. . the military Officer in whose name the business was. 23 tntich fitter for 11,4jR . p . g t ic i oi ; bin the Menagerie, ,tyansaeted, bad not paid th e letter sum him the hand naturally - , desirous of giving the play the best suppeee; of, the Beneers according to the orders' they had re ,..in the i r power, pressed her to take it, -and as sho j i* . -- - ,e'cieed, but reserved it to be disposed of under the alWayS : an'tiollS to promote the interests of the Thee ee ! .4,0 - 4kilett of the Court.: It would be seen that they tre, she Complied with their wishes: The e seeeeee : s leet acted discreetly in so doing ; for on the istspeee . of the play, we doubt . not was' essentially adveeced4,tio i of the r instrueliens given •them, in was diScurer- by this good 7 natured acqu i esc e n e e . i t i etee e w i evidesfl O the order under '‘vhich the business was 1 ) th a t Mr. JoADAb t bas.noPeca4 take e .the trouble,. 1,, tra salted, ,although, it purported to be signed . by at stutlying new parts, and . partictflarly stich ,-as.sltee l .Lord Aghritte was not in the hand-writing of his floes not take.con amore, since•the public never 0 ,14 . 1: Lordship. In this r tinftil situation of thiegs, the" see lter toci Oftealti those.byetylilehshe has eitablisli- : t learned .counsol submitted to • the Court, that Lady odherpre7eMine.nt reputation. . - 2 ', 1 Aginerei had Ulteatly had - U sufficient trial of the hi in. o LgDGER, of Cevent G ar d e n, whe died on Sainie;.i efficaty of her experiment on the tuit“.i of Lord day last, was quite - the fac totuf the :theatre, :. Aihrim by constraint and. violence ; and that the and hiii loss will hatdly 4 be supplied by, three or co L ir parents - - were' now avin entitled to try Whether the substitutes. He was sometirries':a performer,. ,tlis i .Llnqre lenien t mode which had tio@n adopted should and distributor of salari es , a n d h e diSeletego l etat Am:persevered in, limier their auspices;. a spe c i es ed such a variety of miscellaneous duties as liard!y'frcaltreognen4 . Which had been attended, with such admit of descriptiora...elie . was a very worthy' ,an&4 "sill it's,ry:effecis,• and 'which might tijtimately restore obliging .man in all capacities.. . . . ..... : . , , i..liit i *to the plepitudeolhis Mental .faCultiei,. - ei.i.is The 9lllt' verse of greith altaPtit cif .Eir ~ e - e e , e le. l "; . Y et rly; and to his country. , e , the lettertipf the .alplanbct. in it::, ;.. . . . . ~ :. 4/ ,-. ,'"; Tild . L atin C ll AN.CitLivon'beibg - obliged, to -*i Or . . . : etrar.v . from Court et ateeerly Hour -the 1 tat ht...z , I .tl - Bill was brought . iritti*riislnAnt in the 43d of EUts - arcrit,.. 160 1'; to preVeol' theryitmi , . its 4 t hi s'intereoi"il "Se Wa4 l e *li i( in ti d Uit ' '' il •Ni'lin :mazy ofmtaicridingb ibeih. '.• • ...". '.- . L day (this ' LL 'Y)'` - ' • Yesterday the Hon. Judge Iji•T and. the Ho. Baron Ssirrit arrived in this town„ ,and haVjri4 a opened their commission; Williani . Coligreve Esq. Knight of the - Shire for this coUnty, and fiehry Derenzey, Esq. who stood charged =— the first with: the alledged - nuirder of the late John Colclough,..4w, by shooting him in a duel, and Mr.,Derenq ' abetting him therein, weft. brought into Court, - and, having pleaded to the indiament, • - • Sir JONAH BARRINGTON, Oil th 4 part.of the Pro-r, secutor, rose and moved the,Court to postpone the trial to Monday 'next. The Hon. Baron SmITH said, if the Prosecutors and the Prisoner s should both agree - tO postpone . the trial to Monday, it should be 'postponed as.y . cour:se but if the accosed persislis should not consent, he would put, even, for two days; allow tliein rebtain in prison tinder' such .hravy accusation, but would immediately proceed nti :their trial.. . Mr. o.l).atscot.., on the part of, Mr.AlcOck and Mr. Derenzey;said,.that so firm 'gas the confidence of his aients in the stria propriety of their conduo, and in the juske - ancLintritrity, of a Jury of their Country, that far .- frith desiring to take anyadvan taue by precipitatirig;i.heir itial,. they . were ready to allow the Prosecutors .every. advantage of prepara tion, and - therefore would most readily' consent to grant the time, rizifui ..The trial • was postponed to Monday:. ; OnlYrondairfollOWin o o• the'trialCame on and after • a very 41, i'o!estigafiatx9f. the :9ltstt,, tllfk,Jury,ifq the Prisoners • ' ' • • v. c.)l.Bs*i):. 414ingcts144, there may -be -s g'ot i nc Icr !rile liantment of a reciziler 4 .The Pla - intiff is, a meichant trading to South Ame ti&a, under the firtn.of;Stradmire and (so. -The De fendant was a partner in,the same establishment, and. had. been appointe4 Vendue-master at Monte Video, by the:BrittSliComniatider in Chief, diving the time that lils Milylty's farces, were In possession of that settlement. , case was airairi, brought beforethe Court ',on the production of additional athdavits; tnd noticg;olN.tifetioti - giyen by the Plaintiff had three , objeCts:.,J., !the.appointaient of a, receiver for the 'iiint-iiincling.effetts of this partnership; 2. Tho same . ap'pointnetit ,for he profits at the - oLtiee held by the PcfendAii : 3. The lame for the Security of the ef , teas in a separate trade carried -on-by the .betendant at Unite Video. ssrS. Itt . clittns and li,tax, for the Defendaht, resisted the application, and said, that,this was a Bill. ih Linity, the Objeet of w-bielt . was ibex notinnation of a receiver of the property of the_Defendant in all. cotiitw:!rcial conLetits,. whether the Plaintiff had - arty- interest in thiun or o therwise. - If the Defend— ant traded - hi tt wiry with which die Plaintiff was not- connected, on theppplication of .the. Plaintiff, the Court could; exercise. no contruhl over such dis tinel-pnifierty, ,and therefore coif d appbitit no re-' ceiver. in. this eaSti :the Pla:rititill - ad prevented any COs ib!e:.uGllty froat sei:h interpoiltion of hi* Lordship. When the Li . :;ligla:itit arrived in London fronf:Moiste Video;' ill 'January ,last,' - ihe Plaintiff re :prisenteck. to Mr. Got Ind. that he \valued money; t and the Defendant; iii pei . lZ.a confidence', however intinediately i4ticed bills . of lading.in the hands of Mes'sr:4.llull'isatid ; on which the Plain tiff proesiled.iin'iillatlC.: iii . ooool. This money,bad scarcely. Pil4sed,througli the fingers 'of tliePlaintiff before tliii: - ex,trPorditiary w . bill ,is,filed.. Su ch a 64- "%Vault], I:expose_ : the* ieniper and. eharaCter .Of the i t bi 4 proceeding. The Defendant declared, 'that at Motile Video, his ,separate ceticerri; lie traded Wish no portion of the capital of the Plaintiff,. 'and that In. colidtfesed the whole ()lit with his own eiedlt and resources; .The stipdlatiOn between the Plaintiff a nti Defendant gni made on the confidence; that Btfaiios Ayres .w (Add LecOme a sriusb settle-. went ; an d otie condit ion V 4 as; that th e time of the Defetidniit should be occupied in selling the goods Of the partnership - at: Bnenes Ayres; , but 11sis not be complied w:th, becaust; Buenos Ayrtlts not being in th,.. 2 1.f,.,.=,...;5inh tlie Engligli; the beletitlant, never ed theie 'to accomplish'' this purpose.'.. Thedscitin CD CN EL 4011 said; tnat when ne :at in the Couiihnii Plea's,' he had before him the' Ose IPESTMINSTE4 SESSIONS!. Satarclal►~.Z>G:ili r:. Cvirtu, a, :yak-tartan, died fur fraii,dulklaly, t ojitaining a . guinea of r jeani Mat.sdontild; l *oll.44:B7o l regitr.ent. It 'ed . that Curria ettlitno,. as ttu able ,inan, acid reeelvv.i a guinea,. but diterwatdssMred tbat be bad a bad leg `which was true and refused 16 re tu r n th e It waii‘couteihrk:di:v ill; Counsel that his leg not have been so bud as tn,retiol.lll‘n nntit fir ser. 7 • yiC4, thj”- Ott .Set j0;41 . e cud i iit 16, 1)4 Olit4l id. Surp4B-10 exAmilie - - ilia cbairman 4'As of the SainYtY;)in!on;_a , iti - Prisoner was acquitted. A nun, ;itteinpt to commit b-v 7 glary, wa.setgeoCetl 10 inotithi ititinisottnita,t and in an-hutit'aitj, ;.entence cdntrked to'ittsr.ir.: • • his escape: COLb' • • Of the Popers just hid before the ! rouse of Com. nions, the follovin"g is au txtrit4t.frotu .060 . 0 f the Report of thi jog . M0g551,04); of Th.) 'County of . Middlesex, AO vvivain it was'rjt-i•rt..d. examine the allegations Conjoined in.t Luttei- froi4" Pillt•LlT'S to. Vitiatiot dated. t 'jib ISroi?‘rillber, • Uponthe:whole.,, theicfole, 1144 tion,lt appears to your Com. , inltiee ; ; kat the :"414• , - 1 ) , been impgs'ed upon,and that.,ihe taoienlen to.him (which, occasioned his willing the -Letterto the Chair Man the . SessiotO tirigin.fted prehension;. and . .w . as altogether triVoieus and utt• • F ` And. Your. kiid'Committee la•tlyreport, they hdve -fretiiiently examined. lino Abe stale . ;;;.d condition of the'kiehise of cortria.ion,.and of the. se 7 %vial 'Prisoners therein confined. Tlivy have four d the Prison tetft,ltily Aeot), and th;: Prisoners heat= thy, •ind withent'svWpjoint i your•corurni.ol have greatiatatirtou sin g- representing to the Cburt, thAt it apfsbtieS' fi34terw.:l)y. the informatio6 of "the , Mr. r4.Alli, the Clap ain to,.ihe Prison, ;!tid Gov trier, that . Ilia-Pirsoners 1-,4( A ilava •IVith . *ceilsy 'an() dew lortttn . - siti.'rne;ehap ivi n e ~Service ' . .atid .l •th s at‘itio.P . tiklicn;` who '3 r e 17.0111 st , patate a lia apart from v:Lrltti., in the Prisw, make greai progress it) t,lti;h-16rnittg : . f‘ A11,..A101% . ‘314.Cdm m it t ee : ' •D nEL WtiAtxrits, Ch*Ftat.4l • y t•-• • • • • RuPCRT 0J! TAP. -TRXV.H . Sti, JURY OF '.O.O3IIUARY 030t3 . ... • - of iwO ' litAl l dy-trierdlatits, 'w ho covenanted disit • neither'of them would sell' brandy, tuiless' On' the partnership prethises, an}. where 'within six. Milesof London. A than holiht beeltly of one of• them ‘o l liih the six miles, and being called . as a' witness; he said, that he W0..11,1 either,hav e" drunken poison ' than have bore $t his. brandy where the joint, busi ness well conducted.., I h that case (said his fecirdship); the Jury gave 'l3. - damages.' '. , .. Sir Sash . r: r. ItiAt 11.1.4', • Ibr the, Plaintiff,'sail; that the Defeletaiit having covelianted to transaet no . bu siness . hue on' the Item Cdneett with :the Plaintiff, and: to occupy his . whule time in the partnership eeeceto, theepaestion was, wheelter all the con-liner ciai tratfsg.ilions. Of the Defendant were not partner ship concerts, to the profits of which. the Plaintiff . was : entitled. It wed not corred to say that the partnership business and the partnership articles ex . elusively applied• to Buenos Ayres; they were refer eibleeo 'any part of South America Where.such a be siuesa entud be concluaed. If' the Defendant had' anrseparate concerns, to tile •protits of which he had ' a just chilli), he ought to prodnee distitiet ac counts end distinet books ; and if hi did:not do sb, on the authority of Paytiinund Pantos, and Of the Duke of Newcastle 414 Jackson, the profits must be appropriated to the partnership interest. Mr. GoLAND here intetposed, to skew the'nature and form of the payments at Monte Video. He said, that Ate goods. smuggled into the couptry were. paid!tot in gold, and that the silver procured for the perpose of 'remitting to this country was obtained only' byleving a preinintn for ic. Sir .. SAMUEL:ittiai ILLY resumed, that if such - filets' were mitt:vial (and . be did .not sae bow they were referable to the subject),' they ought to be stated by ,ettidavit ; and he concluded by observing, that a re ceiver . ought to be appointed for the three distina °Wdse appearing in the uotice of Motion, expressing at the a'iue Onto some disapprobation; that on va rione occasions m the course- of this proceeding. the Defendant li:lti Ventured to deny that he.was iti.part nership ...with tin: llaiteiff.' The Lodi, CHANCRLLOR . said,. that lie had a strong inclination to interpose on behalf of the. Plaintiff,. but he did.nor see that . he could with propriety do so. It was passible den the opinion of the Defend. 'ant mightvbe-that be W. 13 not a partner; but where a person sustaining the chart ter of Agent was paid front an aliquot. portion of the profits, ,nb 1.014er uould disputo that Ise was. as to all the world 4:perte nee. There was no -engagement more fertile:it einong . SMITHFIELD MARKyes,ersti. 4. partners, than that nu one of them should cony on business separately, and that etteh tuentbee''ol 114 • ''' firm should devote his_ whole time to thelittshiese ' This. 01 : 1%,,a ) , : s .u . i n l.d la p r k e? e rk t N:ra,:cieltalPielYr supplied with' t hi v t i i t t h r - , t t ) i r i i , t , t r i t e , . tiff teasts, and the 'sliew of Cattle hi getici I - • • of the partnership; but this was the fi rst - time -. - f ip, '. 1 s . . .' 1 ".,,, “..iy al4r t%::;.s ''') Yle at rib l l a y st h P ri r s i k ct3 e ). ' a. i' d he tl :l l ,];: ' i l t t. i t ' i t .l ' e r .Lordship had ever heard that the ruere'eircoinStaticil t „ t i i oo et ".i.. T . of breeking such art engagement by outedf the . Perl- :ties &t es' the other a right to say thattOacre lie - 0 th6.itid°nslb P : upon all The business traniaaed eontrary to7t , ti . ei ce(- .. c H i a oL e Y : se tt:l , 4: l 4 , 44 c i i t e i;k 7x :l: e3 .4 , 6 6 4 l : i i i:_: :) , : l.....ii .;t i tt p , it 2 ! : 7 l,, , e . el Yl4 l.' sr o r i: ; i fi i !,.., 4' i li t l / i. .: il l i v *:: ‘t i ,._::: , venant. Ile knew that be qiianturn daynnillcaltr ~ vv , . • .. liati been detided in a Court of "'Aw l , but within the i .. ', . .eumb . ers : 4 . 7 1, ,E...' .r • . ~ ~ . . doors of a Omit of keitety it hadettvev been a, sub- - - ject of .cciusideratiott ; and the difficulty wa4 thiteee ' it e ,..,l' ss . Jfi t t, :l 4 " .;: l ,, b ,f 131 ‘ 1: :, 1 ,. t t i e- i i 'lr '',,' 1 )15 , 11.): , ~,„' , 0 03. : --7. vr;s tw. t t y that if the profits . eerU stipulated for, it was. not , 6s, 0d.,t0 tti ,, od;;-.14tia1,05..0d. t 1". ;(1 .I? 5 6 '''' 4' ' ' "' ''' 're'" easy to , see hew the datigerous , contingencies and 1 7s i k l. s ' t ', 2 ' ' c .. ..2t h "' e l , ' cJi YeS 22" •-.-I' . t lasses went. to. be . atoided. the Cuurt.would•not etAv 51'. o';', =o te . -er. Lf l ei.l. ' -' 5 l-147 , 0r 1. '* . °a. tw'r6, 4 " . say thai the-profits of - both concerns should belong ; 0d.,..-Straw ii. 16i. .ii. t 0,41. Ss, Q de s • ."".''' ' '''''''' to tic'' establ6litnent in which the Plaintiff was ac-''; ,ee--- . knowleaged to be cancetteed ; birethe onus tas cc r - 1 1 . - tol c r ( a )ll bi N e - .m E4c .p ii i ; (4 1i t G . N C :v . I A I („ 1:: ;1 11 1 . ri t. e .-- ci :r ti b l e le re s. i l f- ,(: ? :?: : ' taint, tipott , the :Defendant, to slitee what:belonged ; pert lest price;; and' niter. qualities a're doll it; liti , .• . to the disti t iet and what to the partnership concern,; 1 and if.he suffered loss from not being disposed, or I BarleY, la. good sepply and . keeee its puce; I:i,,it . i , Grey', and the tW)o sorts of B ea n s , - ar e c h ea p er; a ils . ab he would ha t: this„ ve el° just 1 hardly at last quotation; kite Pe; W“e• tull as d ear i - Sir Ser v ier et ;lt uesteee ,.--eff The partners hi p b oo k s ;err in considbrable ,:and I supply, - this trade, is not aught ,. .. • ' ight to . hi.! pweeee,,t, ,aod the Defendant should. lower). Poot e s our 4P;1;,, i l'iok &an .4.j i . 4 62, a 721 , p , ... ' s. - sot A r v: "ti • Fine: dittot -.: ,, , 0 '..75i b 7si Di: . oati - - 34 s 4 31i$ A •.1 ...1 clit i 1.11 , 34 ` 2 ' , intl.. ki, 4 r it that. they contain all.the entries ap- `.-:` " 4 1 piivetute to ii:,x..paritieiehtp concerns." . Rye . .. 403 4 i?:+ Et V. ()land cliti4 423 , 1 ~,,,., i Tile I. t._ - 'HA twtn.L.oa.7--" You ought to t w e e tt:, , riey .. ,e e' 41144'0s ea i peeitee - _ 45., Y3} c.:l Isl,7,,turte Pease . l ' . 6is a i 7ss a l . t l_t!Jp , !:.S . :ed .. 32} a j o• ._.. ~1 . t. thion; atiLA 4ipoli ' ti e d- - single' - point let the matter ~.„ ) .4. 1 04 e . : 0, ( 1, 1 :,. e „ .1,.. i. n . ,,... nt i- ti ta or ;is a 60 it-- 4. , n ' i t ' ihd ' uvtillill Wciiit:,d:ik: . I agree With you, that t; r e e vet t e ... , if ihe aee teue , , a ,, : ,. ;‘', b e: l2(44N that,they cenuot he eons ;Old) s l3.s a . sls ad 1 • . 4- * invepp 4ury, have visited - the and have inspected The 'whole; an 4 Wye elm:- : versed with 1111111:1 of the Priswver.4, and fidd tto .cads, s t either in the t rttulA . - tions, tiLintity,or guality of pl;oxisions"; but ',6pprpv.e.;4ftthe whole of the inawgetnelq of hie sOnle: .GOlLbtinti;.L-'--Saturday.Lotifurelaile, A dashing Cypi point 0f. :: 5631,t' ernal-appeara nte , might be considered Ofthe first order, Was chaten wltn robbing George Jofinstone; ,Esq: oh Thursult ) , evening last, of his purse,. coniaining.three timet;tit nea country bank notes:' it appeared ; that the Ot‘n tletrtan was walking .along Fleet-ttreet, where' he met with the Prisoner.; that after a few minutes.cim versation in a court near the public stieet, they parted, and he immediately missed his .purse. l'he evidence not tieing-conclusive, she' was discharged. She had a beautiful .infant , with her; appeared greatly agitated, amb,r4l,ired with, her father, who is a most respetiAble nuclei, accompanied by his Attor ney. The.seene--en.--this occasion was aftlitt yond at)) , thihs t m's e,yerwitnessed. The father, ti irk. away the unfortur ate female iii his own carriage. .04 : Tuesday'gvtirillig, shortly after eight o'clOck, five robbers 'had the audacity to.stop the 'Wicklow Mail cart, neat'. the. Canik-l;ridge, beyond Leeson,- street, I)unlin Ltbegidard attempted to ditipharge lair blutiderbuss, but it missed fire; they dragged him from Uri; cart, and beat' him most se,verely. FOrtu timely the. appearance or i the horse-shoer, who fives near,: t he . . - spot, ..chrirted the fellows, an d t h ey fl e d Without effeeting theirtpurposc. An ItAiihntiolf: taken on Sattirday it the ati%'Nffiwingion, ea the: body of l'artlekkyoting lady, 7 years of 'age, who ibet...her death or Friday bftpniotni by a violtitt. TfleAlC . o;lsed Wai Walking on the kids 4)1 the houie of hei• aunt,atliOuyet's Rents, near-Newing ton,. with an iqiiipt in .her of accompanii-d by other young ladies, when atrap-door OM 3. lumber loft. gave Way,..and the young lady with dots itaalit was precip - Oted into thelott, Il3iglit of It; feet. 'The infant,dia iiut sustain. 'any injury., hut the young lady pitched on the back,part het hea:l and fraCtnred ,her skull. Sat,: survived the ac cident t..411,tw0 homs.—lcciticrqui Death,